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I would definitely ask your board certified dermatologist if they recommend this for you during your treatment. Every patient is different. However, I tend to recommend only non-irritating, bland products for sensitive skin during isotretinoin therapy. I don't recommend using anything that can potentially irritate the skin and have found that vitamin C can be a common culprit causing skin sensitivity. Again, my recommendation is to use unmedicated, sensitive skin products during isotretinoin therapy.